Luttrells Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Lilac Grove
Mr and Mrs G A Luttrell hosted a reception October 24 at Lilac Grove two and a half miles west of Winchester for their twenty fifth anniversary. Guests included many Martinsburg Winchester Cedar Grove Welltown and Cross Junction residents. The event featured cedar and silver decor and a substantial noon meal with a program of vocal and instrumental music. The couple received numerous silver gifts and well wishes for many more anniversaries.
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G. A. Luttrell
Lilac Grove
Winchester
John
Welltown
James Luttrell
Martinsburg
Susan Baker
Fordata
Warner and Burell
Charles ‘Adams
Edna
Howard Luttrell
Ralph
Alfred
Barbara
Albin
John Lewis
Jesse
Cedar Grove
Edna Luttrell
Walter Daily
Melvin
Lawrence
Eva
Cross Junction
Charles Hoover
Hilda
Louise
Chambersville
M. C. Luttrell
Heflin
Bruce
Margery
Francis
Junior
N. G. Lutt
Rail and Oil Stocks Rally Amid Market Stabilization
New York observers report buying in better railway and oil issues plus a firmer exchange, lifting the market though several issues hit new yearly lows. General Motors Pierce Arrow Vanadium International Paper and tobacco and sugar issues led declines while shippings steels and fertilizer groups rallied 1 to 2 points. Cotton carriers Louisville and Nashville Atlantic Coast Line showed weakness though Grangers posted moderate gains on favorable crop data. Call money remained firm at 9 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
Pierce-Arrow
Vanadium
International Paper
Louisville
Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Martinsburg Sausage Maker Ties to Railroads
Col. W. W. Coubrane, proprietor of a Martinsburg sausage business, is linked to railroad affairs as a notable local figure in a November 9 report.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
W. W. Coubrane
Pleads for North End Schools in Winchester
William W. Lupton urges the Handley Boards and the General Education Board to build an elementary school for white and colored children in the North End. He argues a central equity site with one plant harms the poor, forcing long winter walks and hardships, and calls for near North End access, night classes, and a central community space.
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the Star
Williams
Winchester
General Educational Board
Handley Schools
Handley Board
Handley Board of Trustees
Handley Trustees
General Education Board
Handley
North End
Third Ward
Comeosar
Siihetnas
Aia
Equity Poten
Chamber of Commerce
Pleace
Severnl
Kerr
Handley School
National Avenue
Highland Avenue
North Kent
North Market
Ice Plant
North Main
Fairground
Palrment Avenue
National Fruit Products Company
Equity
WM. W. Lupton
State School Rankings Show Virginia Near Bottom
Leslie D. Klin reports Virginia ranks five from the bottom among the 48 states in the Russell Sage Foundation index for state school systems. The study notes U.S. overall efficiency at 52 percent, with the West improving over the last thirty years as other regions vary.
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Leslie D. Klin
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Union
District of Columbia
Russell Sage Foundation
Department of Education
Virginia
United States
West
Educational Index Shows California Leads National Rankings
A study compares school systems across states and territories, noting California consistently near the top and New Jersey as the only eastern state gaining. It highlights Hawaii and Porto Rico as higher than many states, and tracks changes from 1890 to 1918 including high school attendance growth and teacher salaries.
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Utah
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Foundation
Army
District of Columbia
California
Carolinas
New England
West
Iowa
Illinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
North Carolina
Frederick County
Banks Closing Notice for Armistice Day Holiday
Banks announce Armistice Day November 11 1920 is a legal holiday and will close. Paper here dated November 11 can be paid on November 12 1920. Cashiers include H D Cashier Farmers and National Bank Charles Sam Cashier Union Bank John I Cashier Commercial Bank and Bank William G Hardy Cashier Shenandoah Valley Natoma Bank.
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Armistice Rkstig
H. D
Ntional Bari
Charles Sam
Union Bank of
John I
Commercial
WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley Natoma Bank
Empties Sell at Range Prices Amid Whiskey Barrel Talks
Empty whiskey barrels used for making a local beverage called hag a kick yield advances in price from $1.50 to as high as $8.50 per barrel. The process involves rinsing barrels with hot water to extract residual liquid, then aging and straining to produce a taster beverage. Prices have fluctuated as demand grows and containers are repurposed.
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Der
Djoinés
M. B. Clowe
Cochrane Farms
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Philadelphia
Reading
Mr. Lupton
Whitman
Harloe Bros
North Main St
U.S
Sayrota
Apa
Dallas
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